Our RFID tags for glass offer specialized inlays to be read through windshields and more, providing a read range of 18+ feet. We also offer a removable adhesive, perfect for those times you need a “temporary” tag - whether it’s for rental cars, rental equipment or controlling guest vehicle access to corporate facilities, gated communities or downtown parking lots. For those temporary tags, we offer an affordable, onsite printable windshield tag. The interior mount feature adds a layer of security to ensure the tag is not removed. Frankly, the glass options are endless!
Metalcraft's Destructible RFID Windshield Tags destruct upon removal from a windshield. Using strategically placed slits to aid in destruction these tags are virtually impossible to remove in one piece.
The Rearview Mirror Tag is an optimal choice for access control in parking lots, gated communities and anywhere vehicles come and go. The logo and bar codes are subsurface printed on thick polyester for durability and rigidity.
The Metalcraft RFID Windshield Tag utilizes passive RFID UHF technology offering a more economical option to active windshield tags available. Encased between thin layers of polyester, the specialized inlay doesn’t require a standoff to read either through or on a glass windshield.
Metalcraft's Onsite Printable RFID Windshield Tag offers an affordable option when you require a temporary tag that needs to be printed on-demand.
DuraDestruct Security RFID Tag's specialized construction for glass surfaces eliminates the transferability of the RFID tag and incorporates two levels of destructibility.
Metalcraft's Destructible Windshield Tags destruct upon removal from a windshield. Using strategically placed slits to aid in destruction these tags are virtually impossible to remove in one piece.
RFID for Glass Surfaces Resources
Metalcraft's RFID Tags Tops In Industry Reports Study
As RFID technology continues to mature, more companies are looking to implement the technology. RFID asset management is highly efficient and easy to use thanks to automatic identification and a non-line-of-sight signal.
What is RFID? A Basic Guide to Radio Frequency Identification
What is RFID? Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) is a technology that uses a radio wave to identify an object. The main components of an RFID inlay include the IC (integrated chip) which executes commands and stores data; the antenna which absorbs RF waves and helps broadcast the signal; and the substrate which is the material that the chip and antenna are attached to.
RFID Numbering Options
Customers for RFID tag technology will find numerous options when purchasing tags. Choices usually depend upon the cost, the application and the design requirements more so than esthetics. Materials, affixing methods, environments, sizes, and production times are considered while making the choice, as is numbering.
Passive Sensors - A Guide To Passive Sensing Tags
Here at Metalcraft we produce many types of tags and labels, and we’ve developed many custom products to meet ID challenges. We know the value of a great tag. So, we are eager to share promising new technology using passive sensors.
Metalcraft, OGTech partner to improve access to gated community
Background
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